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Guardian Fall Protection

Diablo Cable SRL (33-Ft) | Guardian Fall Protection

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  • Diablo Cable SRL (33-Ft) | Guardian Fall Protection | All Safety
  • Diablo Cable SRL (33-Ft) | Guardian Fall Protection | All Safety
$833.05

Description

Description

The CR3 33 ft SRL is part of Guardian’s strongest SRL lineup in the industry. This Class SRL device is both lightweight and durable to help take on our customer’s toughest tasks. This SRL includes an ergonomic carry handle for mobility on the jobsite and is designed to attach to an anchor point at or above a worker’s dorsal D-ring.

A NEW STANDARD ANSI Z359.14-2021

The new American National Standards Institute (ANSI) Self-Retracting Device (SRD) manufacturing standard Z359.14-2021 came into effect on August 1st, 2023.

Click the button to learn more about our featured ANSI Z359.14-2021 Class 1 and Class 2 SRDs and an outline of the most significant changes brought about by the updated standard.

Features

  • Swivel top connection point: Swivels 360 degrees to ensure the device remains in the best orientation during use and also helps prevent lifeline snagging or tangling. Double locking carabiner included.
  • Thermoplastic housing: Super lightweight & durable for long lasting use in the toughest applications
  • QR code enabled labels: Easy access to product information
  • Rubber lifeline stopper: Doubles as a convenient hand-grip
  • Steel cable lifeline: Resists cuts and abrasions
  • Fall-indicating swivel snap hook: Shows if SRL has been exposed to to an impact
  • Integrated Handle: Allows for user comfort when carrying and installing the SRL

Compliance

This product meets the following regional compliance standards


More Info

33-Ft Self-Retracting Lifeline for Work at Height

The Diablo Cable SRL (33-Ft) by Guardian Fall Protection is a self-retracting lifeline designed for fall protection in work-at-height tasks. Construction workers, utility workers, and maintenance technicians typically use this equipment to support task-based movement near leading edges and elevated platforms. This CSA Z259.2.2-17 certified SRL features a steel cable lifeline, thermoplastic housing, and a swivel top connection point for jobsite mobility.

Industry Applications and Professional Use

Construction Work Environments

Construction supervisors and construction workers typically use a self-retracting lifeline when they move across elevated decks, framing areas, or roof-access zones. The 33 ft reach supports routine work at height while the steel cable lifeline helps manage demanding site conditions. This setup supports fall protection needs on active jobsites where workers often travel between tasks.

Utilities and Field Service

Utility workers commonly rely on this SRL during overhead service work, pole-area access, and maintenance tasks at elevated positions. The integrated handle supports jobsite mobility when teams carry equipment between work areas. The fall arrest design works well for task-based access where workers need controlled movement near an anchor point.

Manufacturing Facilities

Maintenance technicians in manufacturing plants often use a cable lifeline SRL for access to platforms, machinery zones, and service catwalks. The thermoplastic housing keeps the unit lightweight while still supporting durable daily use. Workers benefit from a system that fits routine industrial maintenance and repeated work-at-height access.

Transportation Operations

Equipment operators and maintenance staff in transportation settings commonly use fall protection equipment around trailers, service bays, and elevated access structures. The swivel top connection point helps the device remain oriented during movement. This can support cleaner handling in busy areas where workers need reliable anchor connection and reduced lifeline snagging.

Warehousing and Logistics

Warehouse teams often use a self-retracting device near mezzanines, edge access points, and elevated storage areas. The double locking carabiner and rubber lifeline stopper help support efficient task changes during daily-use work. This SRL fits operations where workers move between elevated inspection or picking activities.

Oil and Gas Sites

Oil and gas personnel frequently use fall protection systems during service, inspection, and maintenance work in demanding environments. The steel cable lifeline and impact indicator support high-use conditions where crews inspect equipment regularly. All Safety customers often look for these features when they need dependable work-at-height equipment for field conditions.

Technical Specifications and Product Features

Understanding Product Standards

Specifications matter because SRLs must match the job, the anchor setup, and the worker’s movement patterns. This model meets CSA Z259.2.2-17 and ANSI Z359.14-2021, which helps users select equipment aligned with recognized fall protection requirements. The design combines practical handling with features that support inspection, attachment, and jobsite mobility.

Specification What It Means Practical Benefit
33 ft lifeline length Provides extended working reach for elevated tasks Supports movement across larger work areas
Steel cable lifeline Uses a strong cable lifeline construction Helps resist cuts and abrasions in tough environments
Swivel top connection point Rotates 360 degrees during use Helps reduce tangling and supports better orientation
CSA Z259.2.2-17 / ANSI Z359.14-2021 Recognized SRL compliance standards Helps buyers match the device to current fall protection programs

Use Case Scenarios and Applications

Outdoor Construction Access

Workers often use this self-retracting lifeline on outdoor construction sites where they need controlled movement near elevated work areas. The steel cable lifeline and swivel top connection point support active repositioning around structures. Crews benefit from a setup that supports task-based access without adding unnecessary bulk.

Indoor Industrial Maintenance

Technicians commonly use this SRL indoors on platforms, catwalks, and machine-access areas. The thermoplastic housing and integrated handle support convenient carrying and installation. This makes the unit practical for routine maintenance work where teams move in and out of elevated areas.

Utility and Service Operations

Utility crews typically rely on fall arrest equipment when working near overhead systems or service points. The anchor point connection at or above the worker’s dorsal D-ring supports proper use per manufacturer instructions. This helps crews manage mobility while staying connected during short-duration tasks.

Large-Scale Facility Coverage

In larger facilities, workers often need a cable lifeline that supports repeated access across multiple work zones. The QR code enabled labels can help teams reference product information quickly during inspections. That feature can streamline equipment checks in busy operations.

Ideal Applications and Work Environments

Where This Product Category Excels

  • Construction sites: The 33 ft reach and durable steel cable lifeline suit elevated building tasks.
  • Utility maintenance: The integrated handle and swivel top connection point support mobility during field service.
  • Industrial platforms: The lightweight thermoplastic housing works well for routine access work.
  • Warehouse mezzanines: The design supports overhead attachment and controlled movement near edges.

Professional Applications

Workers Who Rely on This Equipment

  • Site supervisors: They verify work-at-height setups and coordinate fall protection use.
  • Maintenance technicians: They use the SRL for routine access to elevated equipment and platforms.
  • Utility workers: They rely on the cable lifeline during field service and overhead tasks.
  • Construction workers: They connect to an anchor point for movement across elevated work zones.
  • Safety coordinators: They match the SRL to site procedures and inspection routines.
  • Equipment operators: They use it when accessing raised service or inspection positions.

Complete Safety Equipment Solutions

Complementary Safety Gear

This self-retracting lifeline works alongside other equipment for comprehensive fall protection. Teams typically build layered systems because anchor selection, body support, and head protection all matter in elevated work. A complete setup often improves workflow and helps crews stay organized during task changes.

Recommended Equipment Combinations

  • Construction access: Self-retracting lifeline + full body harness + anchor points + hard hats
  • Utility service work: Self-retracting lifeline + full body harness + lanyards
  • Industrial maintenance: Self-retracting lifeline + full body harness + anchor points

Selection Guide and Product Suitability

When to Choose This Product

Choose this SRL when workers need 33 ft of reach for routine or occasional work at height. It also fits jobs that require a steel cable lifeline for demanding conditions. The swivel top connection point and integrated handle add value when teams move frequently around the jobsite.

Key Evaluation Factors

  • Confirm the anchor point location and height.
  • Check that the harness includes a dorsal D-ring.
  • Review the work area for cut or abrasion risks.
  • Assess whether the job needs frequent mobility.

Limitations and Alternative Considerations

This product is not suitable for applications that do not support an overhead anchor point or proper self-retracting lifeline use. Some tasks may call for a different fall protection category, such as a positioning or restraint system. Available from All Safety with standard, expedited, or overnight shipping to suit project timelines.

Daily Use and Maintenance

Workplace Integration

Workers typically use this SRL when moving within a defined elevated work area and connect it at or above the dorsal D-ring per manufacturer instructions. The rubber lifeline stopper can help with handling during setup and transport. Crews commonly keep the unit close to the work zone for task-based access.

Care and Replacement Guidelines

Follow manufacturer instructions for pre-use inspection of the cable, housing, connectors, and impact indicators. Clean the unit per specifications and avoid harsh chemicals unless approved. Replace the SRL after a fall event or visible damage, and store it in a dry, clean area away from contamination and excessive wear.

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